Archive for the ‘Travel’ Category

Alaska Landscape Photos

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

Last week I went to Vancouver, Canada for Image Explorations as the opening speaker where I discussed a number of business strategies for wedding photographers.

Afterwards, Julie and I hopped onto a Princess Cruise to see the Alaskan glaciers before they all melt. What a sight! I have never seen anything so majestic. After uploading it to facebook, a number of friends asked for a copy as a wallpaper. So here it is!

It’s all set for 1920×1200 resolution (so even for HD monitors) and HDR.

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Juneau Forest Fog

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Ketchikan Boats

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Ketchikan Creek Street

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Ketchikan Cruise

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Margerie Mountains

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Margerie Passing

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Wilbur and Orville Mountains

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Margerie Glaciers

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Mendenhall Creek

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Mendenhall Glaciers

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alaskan glaciers

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Ciao for now,

Lawrence Chan

P.S. Yeah, Alaska was cold, but I still ate ice cream.

Jamaica Vacation at Couples Negril

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

Julie and I made a trip to Jamaica for Helen and Matt’s wedding. Prior to the actual wedding date, we took some mini excursions on catamaran and treks to town.

Since I am experimenting with fusion movies (especially recently with Taryne and Nishan’s wedding), I decided to do it with my own vacation videos and photos. Enjoy!

Day 1

Day 2

Like Jamaica? Me too. If you’re getting married in the Caribbean Islands, let me know!

Lawrence Chan

P.S. Bring bug repellant. No joke. Or is this something normal and I was the only silly one who thought not to?

New Year, New Blog

Friday, January 1st, 2010

My girlfriend and I visit Las Vegas quite frequently because it isn’t that far from Los Angeles. Las Vegas provides a nice retreat from mundaneness. While in Vegas, we always enjoy cruising down Las Vegas Blvd. revering the megawatt light show. Most recently, there was a bald spot near New York New York. That part of The Strip was dark and lifeless (lightless). Interesting.

So nearly not being able to sleep with curiosity, we fired up our laptop and started researching. So it’s going to be called “City Center.” It’s divided into various sections and the grand opening of the Aria Hotel is on December 16, 2009. Then it’s settled. We will check it out!

What was supposed to be a planned getaway, Julie and I buried ourselves in the hotel room working away. On the bright side, check out our amazing view! The following is an HDR – where I used three images and combined it into one.

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Las Vegas is such a gorgeous city! Next time I come back, I want to shoot a wedding at one of the snazzy hotels – Wynn, Venetian, Treasure Island, Caesars Palace, Palazzo, Paris, MGM – to name a few of my faves!

Happy new year,

Lawrence Chan